Sentence examples for question of rebuilding from inspiring English sources

"There was never any question of rebuilding.

It is more a question of rebuilding and re-examining a personal history in two-minute, Ramones-intensity energy bursts.

In the spring of 449 BC, Pericles proposed the Congress Decree, which led to a meeting ("Congress") of all Greek states in order to consider the question of rebuilding the temples destroyed by the Persians.

It is now a question of rebuilding the country.

To the question of rebuilding, their answer is that we should give it a lot of thought.

Agency officials said it would be months before the new flood maps were finished, which means that homeowners are approaching the question of rebuilding without a full understanding of the requirements they may face.

Some question the sense of rebuilding in flood zones; yet tourist spots like the Jersey Shore, with its 217 miles of white Atlantic beaches, are an economic engine for the state, generating $38 billion last year.

They generally were not at all ready or willing to question the wisdom of rebuilding on a ribbon of sand buffeted by the Atlantic Ocean and directed by nature to shift with winds and tides.

Responding to critics who question the wisdom of rebuilding at all in an area likely to get hit again, Mr. Pitt said: "My first answer to that is, talk to the people who've lived there and have raised their kids there.

Many scientists question the wisdom of rebuilding on these fragile and vulnerable coastal areas, and are not shy about voicing their judgments on the foolishness of rebuilding by the shore.

I heard them search to blame: "It's Bush's fault!" "It's the Democrats' fault!" "It's the Mayor's fault!" or "It's the Governor!" I heard political pundits question the validity of rebuilding New Orleans, and I heard things like, "What's so special about the Crescent City?" My soul screamed, STOP!